again, we are waiting to see what the union members and the negotiators will continue negotiations at this hour. again, no ac strike. at least for the next seven days because of gary governor jerry brown. i will bring you another live update, soon. justin waldman, kron 4 news. >> catherine: thank-you. dan kerman is live at oakland for the bargaining table details. >> reporter: danreporter it continues, the both sides have said that are committed to getting this done it

tonight but there is no guarantee. there is one thing that they can guarantee is no more late night notifications of weather or not the trains will run or will not run. >> there will be train service operations. >> reporter: for the last couple of days, they have negotiated after midnight. whether or not the train to be running. bard said the public is not responding well. >> the bart traine-phones and e- mail is off the hog! many people are concerned in the bay area and frustrated that burnett able to tell them at a reasonable or if the trains are going to run. >> the apologized but said that this was necessary. >> we had 90 days on the

cooling off and after that management was not available. >> reporter: they changed their course. >> today, that the commuters and large in the community will know already whether or not they can experience a delay and service. union members have waited until late evening, and sometimes after midnight to have the mediator notify the public that trains will be running the next day? bart says the public is not responding well. wednesday morning union leaders apologized for this but said this daily notice is needed to keep management open to negotiate. >> they're not getting this done. let us show our concern and get done today. >> reporter: seiu 1021 president roxanne sanchez also challenged both sides to speed up the process and get an agreement tonight. still no agreement. we do not know if there is still going to beat a stoppage but if there is to union officials will make that notification by 10:00 p.m.

this evening and not wait until all 11, or midnight. dan kerman, kron 4 news. >> catherine: we will check back in with dan kerman. thank you. this was yet another morning when people either had to wake up early. to find out if they had a bart ride to work. or they stayed up late last night. it's frustrating for commuters.and many are fed up. kron4 got reaction from some of them. >> reporter: what do think of the ongoing issues? >> it is frustrating. if i denied find out until the morning, going to get to work. >> i stay up late sometimes until midnight it is difficult because then i have to get up early. >> i have been losing sleep. >> it is torture, like every day. if i am going to drive or take ac bart?

>> catherine: you can get the latest on the transit threats by bart and a-c transit - on kron-4.com. you can check whether trains and busses will be running and look at other options. or you can also download the new kron-4 app. for updates on the go. grant? >> two incidents at oakland's airport.leaving passengers concerned.and for a time.stranded. the first incident was an emergency landing. officials say an alaska airlines boeing 737 took off from san jose mineta at 8:30 this morning.it was headed to honolulu.but one of the pilots reported a possible bird strike. this is video courtesy of our helicopter partnership with abc7 news. the pilot felt something go into an engine.and landed as a precaution. the passengers were eventually transferred to another plane. later in the morning.an allegiant airlines plane had smoke coming from one of its engines as it was leaving the gates - about to take- off. the pilot shut-down the engine and returned to the gate. passengers had to wait for another plane this afternoon. >> catherine: a senate vote

is moments away that could put an end to the government shutdown. if it passes it goes to the house next. the plan in question would raise the nation's debt ceiling and reopen the government through jan. 15th. but for that to happen the senate still needs to approve it. we'll have an update if that does happen - coming up at 5-30. >> and the market had a big reaction to the word of progress in washington. our financial expert will be here to break it down - at 5:45. >> coming up. mosquitoes on the peninsula are carrying a dangerous disease. how you can stay safe. then.why the san jose sharks are celebrating. even though a player was knocked out cold on the ice. and after the break. it's a system meant to warn people in the bay area of an oncoming quake. but - work on the project is pretty much on hold. >> jacqueline: it was a warm

day whit sunny skies. this live look at the golden gate. your complete forecast, coming up. >> reporter: the bay area commuters are still in limbo. governor jerry brown stepping into avoid a strike from ac transit but the bart computers are still waiting we are live at both locations for negotiation of latest updates to all the show. . look at them with that u-verse wireless receiver. back in our day, we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah, our birthday entertainment

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>> catherine: a 3-point-2 quake shook the east bay early tuesday.followed by two smaller aftershocks. there wasn't any significant damage.but it's a reminder that we live in earthquake country. governor brown recently signed a law that will create a state-wide quake detection system. kron four's charles clifford talked to researchers on the cal campus about that. >> this is the epicenter. >> reporter: in a few years, california could have an earthquake detection system that would provide at least a few seconds of warning that a quake is on the way. that may not seems like a lot of time, but it could be enough to stop or slow down trains and cars, turn off equipment, or just take cover. but before scientists like dr peggy hellweg at cal, can start building the system they'll have to find millions of dollars in funding. >> our best estimate of what is going to cost for this system is about $82 million over the next five years. >> reporter: the science needed to make the system work has already been tested and a demonstration version of the network has been up and running for years, but

it's not nearly robust enough to protect the whole state. once the funding is secured, the next step would be to install a network of earthquake sensors all aross the state and build a computer system that could handle the incoming information. normally for a story about earth quakes i would have tried to interview someone from the usgs in menlo park, but that agency and most of it's scientists are on furlough because of the government shutdown. the researchers here at cal are working with usgs on several joint projects, including the earthquake detection system. until the government shutdown ends, those projects are pretty much on hold. >> the usgs is committed to putting all of the pieces of the system into the real time operation. that will be a prototype system when we get that done. but it is not happening right now because of the shutdown. are >> on the cal campus, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> yellow fever. right now, of the are trying to eradicate a pas coming up a

teeight pest.. >> catherine: then - death toll is rising in the philippines after a large earthquake. still ahead.people in the bay area have connections to the devastated area. moments ago they still are trying to jump-start the government and raise the borrowing limit. stay with us. >> jacqueline: it has been a another warm day '70s, '80s for most of the bay area. i will tell you how much longer this will stick around coming up. look at them with that u-verse wireless receiver. back in our day, we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah, our birthday entertainment was a mathemagician. because if there's anything that improves magic, it's math. the only thing he taught us

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>> this just in to the kron 4 news room there is a delay on the bart tracks. details coming up. >> catherine: new tonight. people in menlo park are being warned about the discovery of mosquitos carrying the 'yellow fever' virus. kron four's rob fladeboe tells us what's being done about it. >> reporter: you are looking at a live adult mosquito known as 'aedis aegypti,' not native to the bay area.

it's one of three such mosquitoes trapped here at holy cross cemetery in menlo park. carriers of yellow or dengue fever, none has tested positive for the virus but vector control says for concern. thought to have arrived on flowers or other plant material from the mosquito's native central or southeast asia or from arizona or texas, where similar infestations have occurred one thing seems clear, the mosquitoes are multiplying and on the move. >> there have been 20 homes testing positive for these mosquitoes. >> reporter: not seen here in the bay area for 30 years, these mosquitoes, which are black and white but about the same size as other mosquitoes, during the day. insect repellant and tight-fitting screens are two ways to fight back. residents can help the body getting rid of standing water rob fladeboe, kron 4 news. >> according to the c-d-c. humans get yellow fever when a mosquito that's infected with it bites them. most people infected with the virus have no symptoms or only mild symptoms. those can include fever, chills, severe headaches, back pain, nausea, and

vomiting, fatigue. about 15 percent of people develop severe symptoms, which can include high fever, jaundice, bleeding, organ failure. of the 15 percent who develop severe symptoms, half of those patients die. there's no specific treatment. no humans have been infected in the bay area.but officals say mosquitos carrying yellow fever have been captured in menlo park. roughly three-quarters of a mile around holy cross cemetary. >> catherine: an update now to the story of two missing teenaged girls in the south bay. andsan jose police confirm the case is the result of a custody dispute. the girls are safe - and with their mother. the father of 16-year-old madeline and 13-year-old emily dorchich had reported them as missing. the custody dispute will be resolved in family court. police say no crime was committed and they're closing the case.

>> catherine: a missouri mother says she feels abandoned by her own community after her teenaged daughter was raped by a local high school football star. he was not charged with a crime - and the family is looking for justice. now - the state of missouri is looking for answers. c-n-n's ana cabrera says the lieutenant governor is asking for the case to be reopened. >> reporter: the highest levels of the missouri state government are now stepping in. after a prosecutor mysteriously dropped sexual assault charges against a maryville high school football star. even after he admitted to having sexual relations with daisy coleman. a then 14-year-old at his school. lieutenant governor peter kinder says he's appalled by the facts that have come out. and is calling for a grand jury to review all the evidence. >> "was daisy coleman a victim? absolutely. did daisy coleman deserve justice? absolutely." >> reporter: the sheriff's office arrested the then 17- year-old high school senior, matthew barnett and two of

his friends in january 2012. for allegedly sexually assaulting daisy and her friend, paige bourland. but prosecuting attorney robert rice dropped the charges against barnett. citing "insufficient evidence". in a statement, he says the victims "refused to cooperate" and wouldn't agree to testify. >> "that's a lie. why would he say that? >> "i don't know. we thought we had done everything, he never said anything else. nobody even asked us for anything else." >> reporter: daisy's mother says it was rice who wanted them to plead the fifth and leave town. >> "we did not refuse to testify with the felony case. we absolutely did not." >> reporter: daisy's family believes the prosecutor was pressured into dropping the charges. because of the suspect's political and social status. barnett's lawyer released a statement saying while his client admits the sexual encounter with daisy coleman-- ". the legal issue was whether a crime was

committed." adding that daisy's mother "freely admitted that her daughter does not always tell >> reporter: daisy says she was relentlessly bullied afterwards, and the family felt forced to move to another community. now, nearly two years later, she says she's doing much better. the family hoping this call for an investigation means justice is on the horizon them off >> "i feel great. once i found out we were all standing in the hallway and we all jumped up and excited and we hugged. we were all happy about it." >> reporter: ana cabrera. c- n-n. maryville, missouri >> catherine: the lt. governor does not have the authority to convene a grand jury. but his call to action is likely to add pressure on the attorney general and prosecuting attorney. the prosecutor's office has not commented publicly. >> in the philippines, government officials now say at least 144 people were killed in tuesday's powerful earthquake.

more than 291 people are injured. the seven-point-one magnitude tremor triggered landslides and damaged buildings. rescue crews have been digging through the rubble looking for victims. earthquakes are common in the philippines, which lies along the pacific "ring of fire." >> catherine: coming up it sounds like ita san jose sharks player - knocked out cold during a game. despite the setback - the sharks still have reason to celebrate. then - the halloween decorations that had neighbors calling the police. this is just a sample.does it go too far? you decide. in washington, they have decided weather or not to jump-start the government debt ceiling. the president will be addressing the nation coming up at 5:25

>> catherine: coming up in response to the government shut down. president obama will be addressing the public. michael yaki is joining us. >> guest: this is part of a combination of the republican party and the tea party. the tea party, because it has enough votes because it controls the agenda during this time. they thought that they were dealing with president obama for quite frankly, can

ve in. >> catherine: this is the live look on the white house press room. they are going to talk about this in a minute. we are talking about this that most of america does not care they just want things to get back to business. >> absolutely. as soon as that happens they will start working immediately. the rangers will be back at alcatraz. >> catherine: will it happen that quickly. >> yes. it could take a couple of days. but the fact is that federal employes will be back. also, back pay for people that have been

furloughed. so a lot of them are going to be a prime example and there are the key functioning one of the anomalies in is that they pay their taxes and collect their monies for government but because it goes into the federal treasury is possibly going to be a shutdown. it will continued to impact federal and social services, such as even government-- garbage pickup. >> catherine: many people have seen this as a political winner as president obama. >> guest: there are not going to be and eight touchdowns or any victory lap. i think that just

halfway around the track there is still a conference to get to. one thing to keep up in mind is that this started about 16 days ago by a group of people in the senate it wanted to shut down the government. >> basically because of president obama health care. >> the republicans and democrats have come together to remove the threat of default. the senate has now voted to approve this movement. the democrats and republicans are working together but i want to thank the leaders of both parties for getting us to this point. once this agreement are right on my desk i will sign that, immediately. and we will be reopening or government, immediately it will help with the level of uncertainty of the american people. i will have more to say about this to malraux.

and thoughts on how we can move tomorrow --. to stay focused on the job at hand. because there is a lot of work at hand. read gaining the trust of the american people that has been lost over last american people by regaining -- the american people's trust. i will say it before, and say it again i'm willing to work with anybody. the democrats, the republicans, the house, the senate, on any idea before our economy to create jobs, and to strengthen the middle class. in order to get a full term and i believe that the democrats have had a monopoly on good ideas and despite the differences on the issues of shutting down of our government. the democrats and republicans can work together to make progress for america. there are things that we know that we will help strengthen our

economy we can look forward to these items before the year is out we still have a path towards this operation. we still have a farm bill and the shot down behind us and we now have an opportunity to have a sensible budget that is responsible. and also, that will help hard-working people all over this country. we can help even through with this year if everybody comes together in spirit. moving forward. just leaving the last three weeks behind as i think that is what the american people are looking for not a focus on politics, or a elections, or a focus on the conflict. but how can they improve our lives and that is going to be my focus:ford so congress can do the same. i want to thank the leadership for coming forward in getting this done. hopefully, next

time it will not be the 11th hour. we have to get out of the habit of government in crisis. and i hope and expectation is that we have learned that there is no reason that we cannot work on the issues at hand. why not be able to disagree by still being able to agree. and making sure that we're not inflicted harm on the american people to our decision making. hopefully that will be a lesson that we can control lines. not just by me but also by democrats that we can -- internalize -- thank you, everybody. >> catherine: that is the president reacting after there has been a compromise to jump-start the government and and the shutdown michael yaki perhaps even tomorrow.

do you think that the president was surprised that the made a decision so quickly? >> guest: yes. and i think that he was resolute. but look at what they were doing, they were talking about the health care. he is rolling out on october 1st. they are looking at a shutdown to pass leverage and chop away at it and he said no way. and it worked for him. the end result was not very good for this country. the reaction from getting this close to the debt ceiling is that it is still going to impact the american people on the short-term interest rates increases, credit card rates, student loans. there are a lot of things that still resonate with the american people and impacting the american academy. january, it is

going to be even worse. one of the most difficult is that you would think that some of these people that relieve want to get rid of president obama care. that really want to get rid of president obama and controlling john boehner if you listen to what they are saying, there is a lesson to learn. >> catherine: what are they saying? >> guest: they lost this time but they know how to fight next time. >> catherine: so we could be in for a notable why now, michael? but they are denying that but why now? michael. >> guest: what is interesting is that there is a new dam that is going to be built on the border of ohio/ky. already people are calling this the kentucky kick back. think that is a priority for kentucky. the

president went out of his way to say that...... mcconnell.. however, they will funded tea party candidate was on his right. >> catherine: there were practically no concessions at this last hour. >> guest: the irony was that if they had to have a clean deal with a six week extension. 16 days ago, politically, they would be in a better position than they are now. the democrats have the debt that they wanted and why did you or 50? january 50 to one the sequestration. is one that is supposed to happen, january--15 it is the deadline for sequestration. >> catherine: $22 billion the nation has lost. 20 >> guest: $4 billion. that

is the irony $24 billion -- >> guest: >> catherine: thank you, michael.

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now at 5:30. a commute chaos could still be on the horizon for the bay area. right now - a bart strike is still looming. as for a-c transit - the governor is stepping in to prevent one for now. we have what you need to know. first bart. negotiations are underway. after another last minute reprieve last night. unions announcing a walk-out would be delayed at least -- one more day. kron4's dan kerman is live tonight. in oakland. where both sides are at the dan? >> reporter: the unions have

given the promise of that they will give notice by 10:00 p.m.. >> catherine: most of the public does not necessarily know what your talking about. but they are calling these petty issues. is this going to be counterproductive? and they seem to be bashing each other. >> indeed. because this has not been widely published. because of the inertia of what they are speaking of, the main topic. which is getting an agreement they have seen to bash each other. they have lost some respect from the public. >> catherine: think you so much dan kerman we will be back after this break for i.

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>> jacqueline: it was

another warm day. your full forecast of a coming up.

>> catherine: of the stocks were up sharply. rob black is joining us can you give us some perspective on the economy. >> we take the credit risk factor out. >> guest: below cost money with the federal reserve still is going to be low cost and we missed a debt payment? which is never going to be an opportunity to cost of borrowing could have gone up. weather it could have been for the government or for the consumer. >> catherine: and the short term we were talking about this partial shutdown. i think he was $24 billion.

>> i can get it was-$24 billion. >> many people were going to the bar and going on vacation. by the debt a root canal was more popular than the congress. which was crazy. that is where the economic loss is offered at the good news is that we are still kicking the can down the road. >> the issue still going to be back in another couple of months. i think the tea party was right and some certain levels. in about 10 years to will take more money to pay off a baby boomer for retirement. >> catherine: i appreciate your analogy for baby boomer concern. stay with us.

>> jacqueline: it was a warm day with '60s and '70s in even a piece hot. that trend will continue for tomorrow. the high clouds over the north bay should be out of here this evening. another chilly night is in store tonight. however, temperatures are going to be in the 30's in santa rosa. 49 degrees in san jose and for the afternoon it is going to be warm away from the coast. 80s in the inland valleys. again it is going to be cooler along the coast with the sea breeze picking up towards friday dropping the temperatures along the coast but it will stay warm pretty much everywhere else for the workweek and the weekend. temperatures in the the great american novel.

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>> catherine: coming o up, the children of two young children. the parents speak out. in the live coverage coming up, next. look at them with that u-verse wireless receiver.

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>> catherine: at six.

a dramatic carjacking. two young girls taken for a ride. their parents shaken up. police searching for the suspect who stole and ditched the car. in san francisco, a couple is shaken up after a woman took their car with their two young children inside it. the children are safe with their parents tonight. police found the car dumped a few miles away with the children still inside it. they were not hurt. the s-u-v was stolen in the mission district tuesday evening. seen speeding away from around 22nd and folsom streets. the 1-year-old and 3-year- old were found two miles away on sweeny street in portola. new at six. kron4's maureen spoke to the parents about their terrifying experience. >> i was so worried about >> reporter: mckay and stephanie thomas say there left their almost three year old daughter harper and one year old son leandroasleep in the back of their suv.with the key in the ignition and the engine one.parked here on shotwell street near 22 streetthey and a relative had walked a few doors up to take a picture of a picturesque homethey were walking back when stephanie noticed someone driving off with their car.and their kids. mckay jumped into the car of a good samartian who stopped to helpbut they quickly lost the s-u-v. if that was worst momentthe best was the call from ppoliceonly 35 minutes laterwith the news that a homeowner in the excelsior district found the suv

parked in her driveway. >> she looked in and found a were sleeping children and the back, safe. >> reporter: the family is still a bit shaken.but relieved.and have the hard way. am i will always, always, lock the doors. it is a good reminder that you are not in control. >> reporter: maureen kelly kron4 news. >> catherine: san francisco police say they are processing the recovered vehicle for evidence and are searching for any surveillance video that might show the suspect. she is described as a white woman, between 20 and 30 years old with brown hair. an eyewitness described her as dressing like a "hipster". police are asking for anyone who saw the crime to come forward. >> happening now. a-c transit riders can breathe a sigh of relief tonight we've learned governor jerry brown has

taken steps to avert the a-c transit strike. for now. but a strike still looms. kron4's justine waldman is live in oakland. where a-c trasnit and on of its unions are meeting. but apparently there's less of a rush now. justine? >> reporter: the talks have ended for the evening but the most important is that there are no strikes. governor jerry brown stepped in and stopped a walk out. he appointed a board to investigate this dispute between the union and the members and the management. it endangers public health, safety and welfare. right after this ruling came down i spoke with ac transit writers and they said that knowing that the buses will be rolling. the team ac transit -- commuters. >> i think that it is good. >> they are putting a lot of people in harm's way. >> i always depend on ac

transit without that i would not be able to get to and from. >> reporter: these employees are not allowed to strike. they will make a recommendation on weather or not to recommend a cooling off period. at least for the next seven days. discussions have just wrapped up. and ironically it is right next to an ac transit stop. the union said that they did not make any decision to day and the government helped turn down the ke heat information is that there is not going to be a strike for the next seven days. he offered a cooling off period. the ac transit buses will be

running for tomorrow. >> catherine: it is a different story for bart dan kerman is live. >> reporter: those angry words are coming from the president that is the second dacia's come out and bashing management for in this case the media had reported that 90 percent of the media have reported that she was complaining about reports that the holding up of these negotiations had to beat items such as the break rooms and uniforms. she is bashing management it looks like the unions are bringing something up against about the bottom line is that we still ought no contract agreement. however, they are getting closer. but we do not know if the unions will go on strike tomorrow. they

continued to roll on wednesday as they continue on this and never ending contract dispute return on the table. >> both sides are working very hard. >> there is a better way to resolve this. >> we have to move quicker. >> reporter: the commuters are bearing the brunt. each night they do not know. if the trains are going to be running. the decision to strike or not to strike is putting pressure on management to negotiate. after angry calls union officials say that the notification will be coming sooner. >> no later than 10:00 p.m. the can watch it on the evening news. it we can do this earlier, we will do this earlier. but i guarantee you that today, the public has a right to know no later than 10:00 p.m. that is one what they can expect for the next day.

>> reporter: that is sanchez, the president of the union she is making that guarantee. to notify the public by 10:00 p.m. and we also asked bryant would be in agreement. she apparently had no knowledge about the 10:00 p.m. notification. we will see if that is really going to happen or not. it seems like the unions are in a bit of disarray. dan kerman, kron 4 news. not to strike is needed to the transit threats on kron-4 dot com.including advice on how to get around the bay. >> the senate has approved a measure to reopen the government and raise the debt ceiling. the measure now heads to the house, which is expected to back the bill before day's end. all this comes after a 16-

day partial shutdown. president obama spoke on the senate approval. here's what he had to say. >> there is a lot of work ahead of us. to regain the trust of the american people. we can begin to do that by addressing the real issues that they care about. we have an opportunity to focus on a sensible budget that is responsible, that is fair and helps hard working people all over this country. we can get all of these things done. if everybody comes together. and how they move this country forward. >> if approved by the house, the bipartisan compromise would reopen the government through january 15th. >> catherine: coming up. mosquitoes infected with yellow fever discovered. where they were found in the bay area. a man in a wheelchair disheartned after receiving a

note from a stranger. what it accuses him doing wrong? what's next for apple's new spaceship like campus?? >> jacqueline: it was another warm day today the bay bridge toll plaza. sunny skies. how much longer is this warm weather going to last?

>> new at six. cupertino city council approved a massive apple project to create a 3-point-7 million square foot campus. the campus will feature a giant ring-shape building some are referring to as the "spaceship". the apple campus 2 will be built along north wolfe road near interstate 280. the city requested apple get more workers to use other means of getting to work besides a car. because of an expected jump in traffic around the area once the campus is complete. about 12-thousand people are expected to work at the planned new

campus site. the new campus would create thousands of long term and construction jobs. the 176-acre project site is located at the former campus of hewlett-packard. the apple campus 2 project is expected to be completed by about mid-2016. the council is scheduled to take a second vote on the project next month. >> never met me a michigan man. stunned after a complete stranger sleep train's sleep train's inventory clearance sale, ends sunday. save 10, 20, even 35% on a huge selection of simmons and sealy clearance mattresses. get two years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. even get free delivery! sleep train stacks the savings high to keep the prices low. but hurry, sleep train's inventory clearance sale ends sunday. guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

>> until now, it's been

thirty years since the type of mosquitoes that carry yellow fever have been found here in the bay area. san mateo county vector control says holy cross cemetery in menlo park is ground-zero for an infestation of the non- native 'aedis aegypti' mosquito, and it's spreading. since late august, adult mosquitoes, eggs and larvae have been found in traps at 21 homes. more than a thousand homes in the area have been canvassed for the pest. so far, none of the finds have tested positive for yellow or 'dengue' fever' but vector control is pulling out all the stops to eradicate the pest. >> what we're trying to do is to eradicate any wesany infection and try to eradicate these from the menlo park area. menlo park we will prevent the outbreak

in the future. if somebody was going to travel to israel and comeback in fact it will not be a mosquito that will be impacted. >> it's thought the pest arrived here on flowers or other plant material from arizona or texas, which have similar infestations or from overseas. residents are advised to use insect repellant, check to see that window screens are snug and do away with any standing water where mosquitoes breed. here's a map showing where mosquitos infected with yellow fever have been found. belive the issue in menlo park in centered here at the holy cross cemetery. crews are focusing their attention on the 3/4 of a mile area round the cemetary. so far, no human cases of yellow fever have been reported. >> catherine: what happens in las vegas doesn't really stay in vegas of course.especially when you commit a crime. 25-year-old berkeley law school graduate justin teh-

sherra was taken to prison boot camp today for beheading an exotic bird. it happened last year while he was on a trip with friends. he pleaded guilty in may and now has to serve 6 months in the camp. he can eventually ask that his felony conviction be reduced to a misdemeanor - but only after also serving probation. his friends also pleaded guilty and were sentenced to community service. >> a federal judge announced today that he'll hold a trial before deciding whether to overturn michigan's ban on same-sex marriage. u-s district judge bernard friedman set the trial for february. this comes as two detroit- area nurses in a lesbian relationship sued the state claiming their constitutional rights were being violated. thirteen states - including california - now allow same- sex marriage. >> catherine: the coast guard says the bodies of four women were pulled from the water today after their boat capsized off the coast of south florida. 10 other people are in custody - all believed to be haitian and jamaican

nationals. they were found clinging to the capsized boat. authorities are investigating whether they were part of a human smuggling operation. migrants from haiti, cuba and other caribbean countries routinely try to enter the u-s by reaching florida's coast. >> a michigan man says he found himself on the receiving end of some hurtful, anonymous words when he parked in a handicapped spot. but what that person didn't know -- the man has been using a wheelchair for nearly two decades. dani carlson reports. >> "as i come back out to my car.there was this letter that was shoved into the door handle of my car." >> reporter: never expecting the misplaced anger he was about to read. 36-year-old matt milstead read the venom. >> "i would love to see your wheelchair" the

scrawling handwriting said. going on to accuse him of being an able bodied professional taking advantage of a situation. >> "i was kind of puzzled why he would leave this note. he'd never met me, didn't know if i was in a wheelchair or not. but, you know, he just assumed that i was someone who just tried to steal a close and convenient spot." >> "i was just, i don't even get mad easily, but i was just instantly furious. it's kind of ironic. the guy was kind of trying to right a wrong. he assumed some jerk had parked in a handicapped spot that shouldn't be. so he was really trying--he probably felt like a good person, like he was doing a good thing. but the problem is he was wrong." >> reporter: so matt's wife leslie wrote back to the anonymous person on her own facebook page. saying she's sure her husband would be glad to trade his b-m-w and handicapped parking pass for working legs and hands for the rest of his life. a trade she doubts the anonymous writer would make. >> "i didn't think everyone was going to see it, but i did just because it was like--it felt like--i just kind of felt helpless like i can't go back and say,

'hey look here is his wheelchair. now what do you want to say?'" >> i never expected it to get to this level. i just-- i kind of looked at it like oh it'll just be another, it'll happen again. but, if i changed someone's way of thinking, you know, then it was worth it. >> reporter: dani carlson >> jacqueline: temperatures in the 80s. in pleasanton. 85 degrees in livermore. legal 80s as well. and a sunnyvale. a -- low 80s. but closer to the coast as we look live from the bay bridge toll plaza. a bit of high cloud coverage to california. the satellite and radar showing that it is going to be clear. it will

stay that way for the next couple of days it is well to the north. sunny skies in the forecast still pretty mild. 77 degrees. once that sun goes down it is going to cool off, quickly much like we saw last night. chilly. but some opera 30's for the first day it is still going to be warm still--upper 30's --. >> jacqueline: only all along the immediate coast. temperatures out the door 40's. san francisco, san mateo, and 37 degrees in santa rosa, 30 degrees in napa, definitely, chilly. but a nice rebound for the afternoon. milady's in cupertino, santa clara, and

79 degrees with low 80s in cupertino. and 80 degrees in antioch. and '80s also and livermore. for the east bayshore. a bit cooler and we will also see that it is going to be a bit better in ocean beach with that sea breeze. in the north bay, still, the low 80s. here is a look at your extended forecast with a little bit of a change. notice the bayshore is cooling back into the low 70's. the coast is also cooling. and temperatures are going to remain in the '70s. >> this is the fate. is this over the line? this is -- fake. this rattled in this

oklahoma town. he wanted to do something different this year. for this upcoming halloween celebration. at least one neighbor called 9111 they saw the bodies, the bloodcoming up. certainly, thisdani carlson "he has got potty so why not a bush. >> catherine: coming up changes for the western span of the bay bridge. details, coming up. . >> people were trying to catch up to it and making it

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and a kangaroo on the run. inside an airport. how it was caught, next! here's something you don't see every day--a kangaroo at an airport! take a look at this video.it was taken by c-c-t-v in melbourne, australia. watch as the kangaroo bounces around the domestic check-in area, then he decides to hide out at a pharmacy. passengers were so intrigued by the sighting of a kangaroo, they chased after it. wildlife volunteers arrived at the airport shortly after to escort the kangaroo, but it was injured from hopping around the airport. dani carlson "he has got injuries to his feet at the moment, his claws are quite worn." the active kangaroo was named "cyrus" after the duty manager who helped carry him out. "cyrus" was sedated and then taken to the gisborned veterinary clinic. he's now recovering at the hospital.we wish him all the best.

>> catherine: the special lights on the bay bridge will have extended hours starting in november. right now - they typically shut off at 2-am. but they'll be glimmering from dusk to dawn. the longer hours were paid for by the non-profit group "illuminate the arts." and the artist who created this has created new light sequences. there will be a celebration for what's being called the "all-night lights' - november 2nd. >> catherine: stanley roberts has some people coming details coming up in delores parka. >> jacqueline: the details with your forecast, coming up look at them with that u-verse wireless receiver.

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>> catherine: the union spokesperson were is talking about odd things like bending machines what is the latest >> reporter: they have been at the bargaining table since 10:00 a.m. and still, no agreement. we still do not know if they're going to strike tomorrow. one of the unions has indicated that by 10:00 p.m. it will make that notification with out any more of late night notifications. they do not know anything about this agreement to say anything

by 10:00 p.m. they do not seem to be on the same page. however, they have guaranteed that the commuters will know by 10:00 p.m. weather or not the trades are going to be running. we still of no agreement. both sides of order, are getting closer. but we do not know if any progress they have been made to day. dan kerman, kron 4 news. why are >> continuing our coverage these are charter buses that have been used during the strike and also reserved for a possible second port strike. at 8:00 p.m., how much you are paying for a possible second port strike. what you are paying for these not even being used for a second--possible bart strike. >> reporter: governor jerry brown has said that day ac transit is not able to strike because it safety.

endangers public safety with no ac transit those buses will be running on thursday morning. in oakland, justin waldman, kron 4 news. >> reporter: these parents are reuniting and now speaking out. this woman's stole the s u v with their children in the back in the mission district. the children were sleeping in the back. the vehicle was found to 35 minutes later only 2 mi. away and the children were still safe inside. they slept to the entire ordeal. >> in menlo park the district is trying to combat yellow fever mosquitoes non- native are turning up. the

and large by are turning up in this cemetery. the and chlorid the and larvae and eggse turning up in the are making sure that they dispose of any standing water, repair screens in were sunscreen. >> in sausalito, these neighborhoods is saying that these mailboxes have found out that their mail carrier is in a coma. she is this significance of these circumstances and the impact of the neighborhoods on her mail route. in sausalito, kron 4. >> reporter: in contra costa county, the eastern span of the richmond/san rafeal

bridge they have been working for the last couple of months to repair sections of the roadway. people travelling eastbound are seeing a very long commute times. they say that this project will continue until at least december. in contra costa county, kron 4 news. >> reporter: in alcatraz, there's not much going on on the island right now because of the government shut down. coming up tonight at 8:00 p.m. i will speak with businesses that have been impacted by the government shut down transporting tourists, to/from alcatraz island. reporting along the embarcadero, scott rates, kron 4 news. >> jacqueline: the big weather story tonight is that it is going to stay mainly clear. temperatures are going to be on the chilly side we are looking at tens largely in the 40's.

30's in santa rosa. chilly of the door tomorrow for the afternoon once again we are going to see widespread '70s and '80s with the exception of the coast, cooler. things are going to pick back up with the sea breeze. temperatures are going to drop still however, 80s for the inland valleys. the cooling trend along the coast we will see that continue taking a look at our extended forecast is going to stay warm away from the coast. for the next several days. the coast we back into the '60s as we go for the weekend. >> coming up some things scenes are not able to be unseen. delors park in the next edition of behaving badly and delores par in delorea

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>> dolores park in san francisco has some interesting history. but it may now be about to make the history books for bad behavior. as we'll soon see. .it's this latest edition of people behaving badly. >> stanley: dolores park where hanging out has taken a whole new meaning, yes this guy is wrapping up his junk with a bandana. then he just kicks it in the park for much of the day naked as a jaybird wearing nothing more than a bandana. only a few hundred feet from this playground. in case you are wondering if any rules are being violated lets look around the entire park to see. first off dolores parks dubbed the underground park

if suppose to be a family park so not alcohol is permitted. and yes you are looking at cases of booze waiting to be handed out for a company party. and not they did not have a permit, i called the permit department and they don't issue alcohol permits for this park ever. oh and they ordered pizzas too so the deliverly man parks in the crosswalk but no worries he had his park wherever you want button activate. the park is full of people boozing it up and smoking it up because smoking of any kind is also not permitted in dolores park. i think the name should be changed to no rules park because there don't appeat to be any rules with the exception of this sign. even dogs are only permitted in certain areas but hey it is what it is. but hey back to our sunbathers, after all that bathing he now has to go potty so why not a bush. and when don't in a bout of poetic justice after using the park as a public toilet he managed to step in some

dog waste then it back to being naked with a bandana on his junk sunbathing in dolores park routine. oh and by the way being naked in a city parks has been illegal for a long time. in no rules park.oops i mean dolores park, stanley roberts, kron 4 news. nlcs - dodgers/cardinals #5 look at them with that u-verse wireless receiver.

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ha >> gary: good evening, everybody looks better for the injured player, dan boyle this comes from behind. and right over his face 34 he fell motionless to the ice. and even

unconscious for a few moments to read however, he was taken off the ice onto a stretcher for further evaluation at a local hospital the coach spoke to the media this afternoon. >> they said that he was responding and functioning. and he had a feeling in his limbs. he is feeling ok. >>gary: deftly, he is probably going to be out for tomorrow. just looking at a possible game suspension. he is 35 years old lives comfortably. and how much longer do want to have somebody get you from behind that is a rough, rough,

racket. and of course, just in 18 seconds. if they took away some of the violence do you think that that would be a decline in viewership? >> jacqueline: i think there real hockey fans would still want to watch it. >>gary: do you think that there are relieved real hockey fans >> jacqueline: yes. it is not the same as when i watched it up. >>gary: have you ever watched to people different --two people discussing hockey. i will tweet, text or let you know. >> the dodgers are still alive. will ferrell announcing the starters >> #66.

it was funny today because the dodgers had victory. top 3rd/ 2-1 dodgers matt holliday takes zack grienke to the wall in center carlos beltran scores 2-2 tie bottom 3rd/ 2-2 tie adrian gonzalez solo home run to left off joe kelly it is the 1st home run for the dodgers in the series 3- 2 dodgers bottom 8th/ 5-2 dodgers gonzalez trakes edward mujica deep this time to right field solo home run 6- bottom 9th/ 6-4 dodgers

kenley jansen strikes out adron chambers looking to end the game magic johnson will be going back to st. louis for game 6 friday clayton kershaw vs michaek wacha final: 6-4 dodgers cards lead series 3-2 rookies are getting on the field. they want to hear what harbaugh pass to say. >> i know they are frustrated but i am sure there is some grovelling in some anticipation. and all of those things. we can start planning some football. >> it always makes me want to open my heart. >> i am at a car dealership with my wife. and all the

sudden a woman says that she watches television news. and she says you do not look that bad. and i was getting a little bit loud and i was joking a round. and she said i thought that you were a short and fat guy. she says that you actually look pretty good. out pops from a cubicle she also said wow that was you. you are not that fat and you do not have a red face. anyway.

>> i bet alesia was not that happy. >> gary: she probably said that it was of some the gavotte the high-definition television. this poor guy was trying to sell me a car. and she followed me out of the parking lot. but i is said that you really think that i look like an s u v? [laughter] >> catherine: but she was kidding? >>gary: but they wanted to see just how big i looked. and i made a joke.

>> catherine: but she was okay with it? but now, everybody was laughing. now you think that i am going to buy a car at place? >> jacqueline: did you purchase a car? >> gary: with the point is that once you go through something like that with there were talking about me being a short, fat guy. some nights it looks like your face is so red bull look like you are going to explode. >> catherine: it sounds like you took it pretty well. when they said the your face is so rich that it looks like you are going to explode. >> gary: suh fined by the nfl for the second time this year lions defensive lineman ndamukong suh has been fined by the nfl. suh was fined $31,000 for a hit on browns quarterback brandon weeden.for lowering his head into weeden while making the hit for his career suh has been fined $374,294 for various

illegal hits. he's also been twice voted the dirtiest player in the league weeden's job on craigslist speaking of brandon weeden some wise guy in cleveland posted his job on craigslist the ad reads, "have you played pro football? "college ball? high school? pee wee?" the guy who posted it is seth pae, a 22 year old grad student at depaul.who is fed up with the browns quarterback situation connelly's oand, the former secy of state, condelzzea rice has been named an important we will take a break season. coming up...

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